Electric car mandates across Europe can our poorest pay the bill for tackling climate change and should they have to.

The UK's Foreign Secretary heads for China to reset strained relations as a slew of US officials are criticised for bending the knee to Xi.

But aren't we supposed to keep our enemies close? We'll debate that.

Plus, as police are told to ditch

the rainbow helmets and get back to policing, should coppers be fighting culture wars or

sticking to fighting crime?

Live from the News Building in London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored with Rosanna Lockwood.

Good evening, welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me Rosanna Lockwood in the chair for

Pierce tonight. Now our capital city London is now the world's largest low emissions zone.

I think that's something to be proud of, but I know many of you think otherwise.

I'm talking of course about Mayor Sadie Khan's expansion of U-LES today, costing drivers of older vehicles,

non-compliant ones, at least £12.50 extra to move around the city every day. Painful? Yes,

horribly painful for some, but that's how deterrents work.

And this whole thing has become about more than just air quality, traffic cameras and London.

It's become about money, privilege and hypocrisy.

In this brave new Ulau's world, you're either pro-motorist or anti-motorist,

which means you're either on the side of hard-working ordinary people, you're either pro-motorist or anti-motorist, which means you're either on the side

of hardworking ordinary people or you're not. We know that people in power who make

unpopular decisions about the way we live often take planes and they get driven around in big

cars in order to do their jobs. They are not struggling to get to work or running a small

business and we want to see them suffer too, to practice what they preach, what to do their jobs. They are not struggling to get to work or running a small business.

And we want to see them suffer too, to practice what they preach, which they're telling us to do,

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